3 bedroom detached house for sale

Detached 3-bed home in a peaceful spot near Cooden, close to the beach, golf course, tennis club and shops. Highlights include a log burner, triple-aspect kitchen, en-suite with roll-top bath, double garage, and a wraparound garden with patio, greenhouse and summer house.Step into a good-sized front porch with tiled flooring—practical and tidy. Straight ahead is a downstairs WC, where the tiled floor continues. It’s fitted with a white toilet, a sink with chrome fittings, under-sink storage, and houses the consumer unit.Through the inner door, you arrive in a spacious hallway with double-height ceilings and under-stairs storage. This opens into a large dining area through an archway, with garden views and doors to both the kitchen and living room. Light Beige carpet flows throughout.To the right, the living room benefits from double-aspect windows, bringing in plenty of natural light. There’s a window seat overlooking the front section of the garden towards the front gates, a brick fireplace with log burner and oak mantel, and double doors that open directly to the garden.The kitchen is accessed via both the hallway and dining area. Tiled flooring continues, and to the left, a side door leads out through a second porch—ideal as a rear entrance. Inside, the layout includes space for an American fridge freezer, a Smeg electric hob with walnut worktops, and brick-style cream splashback tiles. Ivory white wall and base units continue along the length of the room, wrapping through to the utility section.In the utility area, you’ll find plumbing for a washing machine and dishwasher, a built-in storage cupboard, an oven and a half, and a chrome sink and a half overlooking the garden. There’s generous worktop space throughout, including under glass-fronted wall units with integrated lighting. The kitchen is triple-aspect with excellent natural light and fitted spotlights.The stairs are carpeted in Light Beige and finished with white wooden balustrades, leading to a bright, open landing.The main bedroom is at the far end—double-aspect with two walk-in wardrobes, a dressing table area overlooking the garden, and a spacious en-suite. The en-suite includes a roll-top bath with overhead shower, tiled floor with underfloor heating, a white towel rail, bidet, WC, and a built-in sink unit with surface space and drawers beneath.Back on the landing, there’s a built-in storage cupboard, and two further double bedrooms—both with garden views and built-in wardrobes, with one also enjoying a double aspect.The family bathroom features underfloor heating, a black and white tiled floor, a wet-room style shower with marble-effect tiled walls, a freestanding feature bath, granite-topped vanity with drawers, a full-width mirror, and PIR sensor lighting for low-level illumination at night. A white heated towel rail completes the space.Outside, large wooden gates lead to a gravel driveway and a double garage, which includes a manual turntable for effortless vehicle access.The wraparound garden is a standout feature—beautifully established and well cared for. Lawned areas are bordered by mature hedging and mixed planting beds, providing year-round interest and privacy. There’s a variety of shrubs and perennials, alongside specimen trees, including a rare ‘Christmas Cheer’ rhododendron and even a Christmas tree tucked into one corner.A sandstone patio sits beside the summer house—perfectly positioned as a sunny, sheltered spot for outdoor dining or quiet afternoons. The summer house itself offers great flexibility for use as a garden studio or retreat. Discreetly positioned behind it is a well-sized greenhouse, ideal for those who enjoy growing their own.The garden offers both structure and softness, with defined spaces for seating, planting, and play—ideal for families, gardeners or anyone seeking a peaceful green outlook.The home is served by a conventional gas central heating system.Maple Avenue is a private, unadopted road in Bexhill-on-Sea, a coastal town known for its relaxed pace, period charm, and thriving arts scene. Just a short distance from the seafront, the De La Warr Pavilion, and Bexhill’s independent cafés and shops, this location strikes a great balance between town convenience and coastal lifestyle. Good schools, green spaces, and local amenities are all close by, while Bexhill Station offers direct rail links to Eastbourne, Hastings and London. Whether you're heading to the beach or commuting into town, it's all easily accessible from here.Residents of Maple Avenue contribute to its upkeep—the most recent annual contribution (paid in March) was £240. A Residents Association is in place, with a Chairman, Treasurer, and two Committee Members. The group meets annually to review events and future needs, with accounts produced showing income, expenditure, and balances held in reserve for long-term maintenance like resurfacing.
EPC Rating: D